Visions of the future : modern architecture, Catholicism, and the state in Central Europe, 1918-1939 /
Offers a novel interpretation of interwar architectural culture in central Europe, focusing on Catholic modernism in Austria, Hungary and Czechoslovakia. Examines how Catholic architecture developed in response to the challenges of modernity.
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University Park, Pennsylvania :
Pennsylvania State University Press,
[2025].
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Table of Contents:
- "A beautiful future" : reading the past, reclaiming the present
- In what style shall be build? Reaction and modernism in the church
- The suspension of history : modernist medievalisms
- The question of technology : Catholic responses to functionalist architecture
- Fascinating fascism : aura, myth, and cultural diplomacy
- Deproletarianizing the poor : churches, mass politics, and the city
- Building utopia : towns, villages, and the countryside
- Values, object choice, method : religious architecture and the historiography of modernism.